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by gimme_mo,
Apr 21, 2008
Pros: Easy to use, great pictures, auto focus
Cons: At Very High ISO, pictures come out grainy, but which camera doesn't have that problem?
The Bottom Line: So many to choose out there that making this choice is not hard.
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by trigger1026,
Feb 20, 2008
Pros: Great camera, awesome pictures, 10 megapixels, very versatile.
Cons: Expensive, lots of features to learn.
The Bottom Line: If you are looking for a camera, this should be on the top of the list. It is simple yet very versatile in it's operation. The tools are there.
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by jonathanm,
Feb 8, 2008
Pros: Long battery life, excellent picture quality, sturdy
Cons: Heavy and bulky.
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by buelm,
Nov 29, 2007
Pros: Great Pictures. Good battery life
Cons: Not much to complain about. Pricey for sure.
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by curtiss_02,
Jun 17, 2007
Pros: Shutter Speed Is Amazing
Cons: Nothing Really.
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by AndyTolman,
Jun 15, 2007
Pros: fits in my hands
excellent viewfinder
good menus
strong battery
impressive pictures
incredibly flexible
Cons: sometimes, too flexible
SD card
plastic kit lens mount
no dust removal
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by motorcop28,
May 31, 2007
Pros: Long battery life, fast auto zoom, clear pics with kit lens
Cons: Eventually, photo imaging software needed to get the most out of your pictures.
The Bottom Line: A good beginner camera for photographers or novices who aspire to be called such. High quality photos without too high of a price.
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by kocho,
Apr 30, 2007
Pros: Compact body, bright and large viewfinder, easy to use, decent low-light performance
Cons: Matrix Metering *different* than other Nikons like D70s or D200
The Bottom Line: D80 is probably the best offering Nikon has at the moment, dollar for dollar. D40 and D200 are next (below and above it). Matrix Metering and ISO1600 notwithstanding, great camera!
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by artemis8,
Mar 31, 2007
Pros: allows you to come up with exactly the shot you want easily
Cons: no mirror lock up, bundled software is worthless
The Bottom Line: The Nikon D80 is a perfect choice for someone looking for a DSLR camera with lots of features and excellent photo quality.
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by chakraphoton,
Feb 7, 2007
Pros: Great results and impressive features. Impressive battery life
Cons: Images could be slightly sharper without having to apply external sharpening
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